Vintage Brass & Glass Drip Oiler Lubricator Hit Miss Engine Steampunk

The product is a vintage brass and glass drip oiler lubricator designed for hit and miss engines, adding a touch of steampunk style to any collection. This unique piece serves a practical purpose while also being a charming addition to a collection of tools or vintage decor. With its classic design and functionality, it appeals to collectors and enthusiasts of both tools and steam punk aesthetics.

Vintage FRANCE Brass Glass Cutter Hidden Screwdriver

You’ll love the content & detail. Condition is ok for age. Could use a good cleaning. What you see is what you get. Nicely marked. see photos. Buy these neat pieces when you can! See photos below for condition.

Vintage Eveready Flashlight Black Painted Brass Case Small 5.5 Inch Curved Glass

This vintage 1930’s Eveready Flashlight is 5.5 inches long. It is approximately 1.25 in diameter. This flashlight is untested. The body is in good shape with a few small scuffs. The safety switch appears to work as designed, sliding when button is pressed. There is a bulb in the flashlight. I am not sure if it is working. The curved lens is in good condition. This light was purchased as part of a larger set from a collector. Please refer to the photos as they are a large part of the description.

Stanley Number 3 Antique 30″ Wood & Brass Spirit Level Handy Grip Glass Vials

The Stanley Number 3 Antique 30″ Wood & Brass Spirit Level is a vintage collectible tool made in the USA. With a handy grip design and glass vials, this classic spirit level is perfect for any collector or carpentry and woodworking projects. The antique originality adds a touch of nostalgia to any tool collection, making it both functional and decorative for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship. this would make a fantastic restoration project for someone or perfect as is vertical bubble maybe could use calibration to fine tune but i dare not touch as customers may have preference to originality. End Caps & plates should be brass but I’m not going to ruin the patina trying to buff out. Thanks for looking.